Building a continuous arm rocking chair has been, to date, my favorite woodworking project. I learned so much about wood strength, compound angles and seeing three dimensionally through the expert tutelage of Greg Pennington, windsor chair maker. Take a tour of his woodshop as I learn to build a chair. Over the period of just a few days, he taught me how to build a windsor chair. An enormous oak log turned into slender, graceful spindles and chair arms. I learned to carve and shape the pine seat and how to be a more efficient spindle turner working the hard maple legs. Windsor Chair building is a form of green woodworking, and an excellent way to learn bushcraft skills. It combines every form of woodworking, joinery, carving, exploiting grain strength, and finishing techniques. It requires a relatively small toolset and is done almost entirely by hand with exception of turning the legs on the lathe and bandsawing the seat and rocker components. You learn to split and rive wood, use a shavehorse, a drawknife, and a spokeshave. You learn to steam bend wood, create wedged joints, drill compound angles, and so much more in this project. I'm a bodger now and I don't care who knows it! Check out Greg's classes here: https://www.penningtonwindsorchairs.com/classes-1/ Help Support this project and others! Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/anneofalltrades Merchandise - https://www.bonfire.com/store/anne-of-all-trades-store Other places you can find me. My website - https://www.anneofalltrades.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anneofalltrades Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/anneofalltrades Photos in this video are by me, Fell Merwyn, and MMVMX